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    Tiny dies mystery

    I recently acquired from a deceased neighbours collection, this set of 1” dies, they are marked from 8G to 13G, some also have a thread pitch marked. The only one I could confirm is the 32 TPI. Like...
  2. Thread: Boring heads

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    Boring heads

    Does any one recognise the make of this boring head please?
    it’s an iso40 mounting, ny guess is American as the grub screws are all UNF, and the big adjuster is ½”UNF giving 0.05” per revolution. ...
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    Archimedes tracking of solar panels

    I know this thread has been out there long enough to have grown cold, but I worked in PV. for many years, including a a tracking system that had no moving parts. In essence a panel was set up facing...
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    Mystery objects

    397338397339397340Sorting through a house clearance I found this lot, from the beautiful quality, to the style of font, I’d say at least a century old. The spills in the first picture come in L and R...
  5. [QUOTE=caskwarrior;1992352]I have a machine which...

    [QUOTE=caskwarrior;1992352]I have a machine which uses MT1 as well an astoba uw1 and I have made one successful internal mt1 socket and it was not at all fun. Because its so small it cannot really be...
  6. Steve, I hadn’t thought of your route, though I...

    Steve, I hadn’t thought of your route, though I did wonder if I could get the chuck a different spindle as a spare part as Albrecht are still in business, but I expect at eye watering prices, so I...
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    I did just that several years ago, found a fly...

    I did just that several years ago, found a fly tipped under counter fridge, my kids thought I’d gone mad, well…….. ripped almost everything off, reused the interior light at first, junked that for a...
  8. Michael, that’s all good council, I knew what I...

    Michael, that’s all good council, I knew what I wanted to achieve, but really no idea which way to turn, pardon the pun, reamers seem a very logical idea. I’ll do some hunting. Btw,
    Many moons ago...
  9. Cutting a Morse taper 1 in an ISO 40 mounting

    My mill, like most, seems short of headroom. I have an iso40 mounted Morse taper 1 adaptor which I’d like to use with a rather nice Albrecht keyless chuck for those times when a chuck is quicker then...
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    Schaffner W12 milling machine

    I’m slowly coming to grips with the Schaffner mill. It’s typical Swiss, nothing is slipshod or cheapskate and after a fairly hectic early life it’s still in a beautiful state. Lathes.co.UK has some...
  11. Re grinding bearings on the 1952 mill

    Well, this is not exactly a rapid feedback, life gets in the way of fun some times. However i spent a while thinking about the sundry helpful comments. In the end pragmatism dominated and I ground...
  12. 1952 Swiss made milling machine bearing grinding

    I’m new to this, but I really value the community support. I recently acquired a small Shaeffner W12 mill, old and well used but the ways are still nice. I have never really aspired to a mill, as...
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    Mystery part

    Thanks for posting the first picture. When I acquired my Simonnet DZ450 lathe, it came with all sots of goodies, one item I had no idea as to function. After all this time it’s the drill holder from...
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